Category: Events
MLK WEEK EXPLORES SYSTEMS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
McArthur Genius Ta-Nehisi Coates delivers keynote address.
Read More2016 YEAR IN REVIEW
This special edition of @theU provides a look back at the U’s inspiring stories of 2016.
Read MoreINFORMATION SESSIONS ON SEXUAL ASSAULT
Reports of an aggravated sexual assault on campus on Monday, Oct. 31, were upsetting to members of our campus community. Three information sessions will outline resources for campus safety.
Read MoreFestivus for the rest of us
Head to the Union on Dec. 22 to air your grievances, participate in the Feats of Strength and indulge in delicious holiday treats.
Read MoreFACULTY AND STAFF APPRECIATION NIGHT
Join the University Campus Store on Dec. 8 for discounts, free gift wrapping, pictures with Santa, prizes and food.
Read More‘MOANA’ CREATIVES TO SPEAK AT THE U
Department of Film & Media Arts and Marriott Library host lecture with animators from Disney’s upcoming feature film.
Read MoreINFORMATION SESSIONS ON SEXUAL ASSAULT
Reports of an aggravated sexual assault on campus on Monday, Oct. 31 were upsetting to members of our campus community. Three information sessions will outline resources for campus safety.
Read More‘THE UNCONDEMNED’
Film spotlights new Hinckley fellow Pierre-Richard Prosper’s role in prosecuting rape as a war crime in Rwanda.
Read MoreRESEARCH AS ART COMPETITION
Submit your research images for a chance to be featured in public relations materials for the U showing our community the fantastic research happening on campus.
Read MoreTHE JOURNEY HOME
University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Professor Jim Holbrook started his journey to becoming a skilled mediator, celebrated mentor and advocate for military veterans on the battlefields of Vietnam. He’s spent a lifetime coming to terms with the acts of war he experienced there. As Veterans Day approaches, he is part of a new documentary, “The Journey Home,” which will be screened at the S.J. Quinney College of Law on Nov. 10 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War.
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